Kyrgyzstan may see significant increases in fuel costs if the government fully deregulates the market, according to Daniyar Amangeldiev, First Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers. In an exclusive interview with 24.kg, Amangeldiev indicated AI-92 gasoline could rise to approximately 114 soms per liter. Diesel fuel prices are also projected to increase substantially, potentially reaching 148 soms per liter. These projections are contingent on the complete removal of government price controls on fuels and lubricants. The announcement signals a potential shift in Kyrgyzstan’s fuel market policy. Further discussion and governmental decisions are expected to follow this assessment of potential market prices. These anticipated price hikes could impact transportation costs and the broader economy.